The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-11-12

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Under management Of LESLIE DAVIS.
Supporting the Charming Young Ac'ress
MISS ANNIE BURTON,
In Select Repertoire OF STANDARD Plays.
Supported by a company OF MetroPouS1,na
Artists. Will present on next Monday night
che greatest Of all modern comedy dramas
in four acts, entitled
1FOGGS FERRY"
with the Original Scenery.
Reserved Seats on sale at sholars' Drug
store. Popular prices will avail.
we rerret to chronicle the fact that our
friend DR.. Sandel has the govt.
Mr.. Franklin 0arrett's wyandottes took
frat prize at the Shreveport fair.
We have In stock choice assortment Of
groceries, and will sell same cheap for cash.
SoHuLxn & KELLER.
It L. all mistake about the Opera House
having been condemned by the City Coun-
Gil.
Monroe has furnished great many visi-
tors to the Shreveport fair the past week.
Those who have returned report 1t grand
Auccess.
The cotton receipts at the compress up to
Friday morning amounted to G92l bales,
about double the receipts the same date
last year.
Pullman Rustles, the most comfortable
and durable made, never get out OF shape
For sale only at Mrs. Blees's Millinery Es-
tablishment,
Try Gala Lily and Ceries, ask your mer-
chant for no other. Every barrell sold un-
der full guarantee. Kaliski & Cook,
Wholesale Agents.
It is the firm conviction Of the Telegraph
that tho credit is due Mr.. Franklin Garrett
for good public schools in Monroe and not
to the State administration.
Go to Calderwood Il Co.'s for anything in
the Drug line, where you will find atten-
tive, polite statesmen, and splendid stock
Of goods at the very lowest prices.
Thereby certify that have used Kauff-
man Milling Company Gala Lily Flour in
my family for several months and find it
second to none that have ever used and
eheertully recommend to any one.
WI MOORE, West Monroe.
Messrs. Calderwood e. Co., have secured
the services of Mr.. F. Gilman, graduate
ia pharmacy. He has been 20 years behind
the prescription case and is thorough
druggist. They make prescription BUSH
ness a speciality, and prescriptions will be
Allied at all hours day or night.
Mr.. J. c. Drew, the popular travelling
salesman, representing Parker, Hart & Co.,
Of New Orleans, spent two days in our city
this week and sold a straight car load OF
sugar, molasses and rice to merchants in
Monroe and West Monroe; the first straight
car Of this class of goods ever shipped here
from New Orleans.
We direct special attention to the change
in the advertisement Of Schulze 81 Keller
appearing on tho front page of this paper.
They have just received large lot of fresh
new groceries and specialties and invite an
inspection. These young gentlemen are
thrifty and enterprising and let the trade
know what they have to sell.
Deputy United States Marshnls p. B.
morning with Hinton the counterfeiter In
custody for Joliet, Illinois, where they
will land him in the "Pen." Hinton was
convicted at the recent term of the U. s
Court here and was sentenced to Is months
imprisonment, getting off rather light.
A box car and 2l bales of cotton cam'
very near being destroyed by fire at thu
freight depot here last Tuesday night
How the cotton caught fire is not known
The car was run under the large water tanl
and flooded but the car had to DO broken
open before the cotton could be saved
The fire alarm was sounded and the fir
boys were promptly on hand but thei
services were not needed.
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Mrs. NJ. Staples Blees begs to inform he
patrons and the public of Monroe and Vi
entity, that she has secured the sole agenc
for Downs Patent SelfAdjusting Corset
This is the only corset which requires n
breaking in, securing perfect fit and at
solute ease and freedom of movement fror
the first. 1t cannot be bought at any othe
store in Monroe. Ladies are respectful
invited to call and examine goods.
The D. Stein has been on her dock 9
Trenton for four months undergoing repair
Capt. Cryer informs US that she is now
better boat than when she left the builder
hands. She has received new bow, steri
kunkie, top sides and guards, and is read
for the first water. The work was done
skilled mechanics brought here for tt
perpose and the Captain got as good a jo
as could have bean had in ship var
Capt. Cryer carries 80. 900 insurance in ope
v>o1;ctns Sor tho han of 4 of sbinperS